War Bond Drive Urges Citizens to Back Victory with Funds
Roosevelt urges Americans to buy War Bonds to support frontline victory and prepare for upcoming battles. The message emphasizes using every dollar, not savings, to ensure overpowering arms and resources for troops.
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United States Savings Bonds and Treasury Notes Details
Summary of various U S government securities including Series E Savings Bonds offering 4 return per 3 at maturity with 2.9 percent interest compounded semiannually, denominations from 25 to 1000, redeemable after 60 days. Also notes on 2 1/2 percent Treasury Bonds 1964 1969 and Series C savings notes and Series F bonds with par value pricing and accrued interest.
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